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Tuesday, 2 February 2016

How Travertine Pavers Choose Ideal Materials for Driveways

Your driveway is one of the first things that
people see when passing by your house or visiting your home. It is also among
the most used areas on your property, which is why quality, durability, and
curb appeal are critical considerations when selecting a good material for your
driveway. If you want to know how
expert pavers choose the best material for these kinds of installations,
here are most important factors to consider on their checklist:

The type of
driveway. Driveway type is essentially determined by the general material
used for paving. The four most common materials used by contractors
include gravel, asphalt, concrete, and pavers, each of which have their
own pros and cons, although major differences lie in their cost, visual
appeal, ease of installation, and overall maintenance requirements.

The cost of the
project. Pavers are always considerate of your budget, but will never compromise
quality for cheap cost. While paver stones are usually the most expensive
option because of material and installation costs, they are highly
recommended not only because they offer the best look, but because they
provide a steady foundation for your driveway.

Maintenance
considerations. Day to day upkeep is also a major factor to consider.
However, you should also note the projected lifespan of the material you
choose. While some may require the least amount of maintenance, they may
need to be replaced much sooner. Pavers may be expensive to install, but
they don't require too much maintenance and can last a really long time
(decades) if they are professionally installed and receive good care.

Visual appeal.
When it comes to visual appeal, nothing beats natural stone pavers as the
choice of many homeowners and designers. They are considered the
best-looking option because they can be installed in many ways, using a
great variety of techniques and interesting patterns and styles. Pavers
also come in different shapes and sizes, making room for even more
attractive design configurations.